The Fox Immortal’s Trip to the City

My next novel, Back to the 1990s to Become a Go Champion, is now being serialized. Please don't miss it if you happen to stop by! The blurb is at the very bottom. VIP Announcement: The Fox Immortal Comes to the City will become a VIP novel starting June 8. Chapters from Chapter 30 onward will be VIP. If you've already read the earlier chapters, you don't need to buy them again. Just start from Chapter 70~~ Three long chapters will be released on the first day. Please add my next novel about a Go champion to your reading list. I'm pretty good at writing period pieces! Once upon a time, there was a mountain. On the mountain was a temple, and in the temple lived an old monk and a young monk. One day, the young monk was sitting outside the temple when he saw a little red fox. He grinned, revealing the two front teeth he was missing, and called out, "Master, come look at that dog!" With one remark, the young monk turned a little fox on the verge of enlightenment into a dog. Five hundred years later, the seas had turned to fields. At last, the little fox had attained his true form. He went down the mountain, bristling with murderous intent, to get revenge on the young monk. But as soon as the country fox reached the city, a car hit him and crippled his leg. A kind passerby picked him up and took him to a nearby animal hospital. The little fox opened his eyes halfway and realized the man was the reincarnation of the young monk who had once "wronged" him. His old enemy was now his benefactor. The little fox couldn't decide whether to take revenge, until he heard the "kind passerby" say to the doctor in white, "This fox-dog looks pretty grown-up. Let's just have him neutered..." The little fox followed his benefactor home and discovered that everything in the man's home was strange. All kinds of antique magical artifacts were piled up in the small house, and people kept coming to ask the man for help with supernatural problems. A praying mantis spirit, a cat spirit, and a dog spirit took turns appearing, making every day a hair-raising adventure. "You really don't remember me?" The man stroked the little fox's chin and asked with a nostalgic look. "Your servant has protected Your Highness for a thousand years..." A cute little story about a country fox coming to the city~~ Blurb for my next novel, Back to the 1990s to Become a Go Champion: If he hadn't transmigrated back to the 1990s and become his dad's neighbor, Xiang Shuai would never have guessed that his own father, hailed as the Go Champion of Jiangnan, had been terrible at Go when he was young. Even the old man at the recycling station refused to play against him. If Xiang Shuai remembered correctly, his father had impressed his grandpa, the factory director, with his excellent Go skills and received special permission to work at the factory. Later, he won the city tournament, got assigned a welfare apartment, married his mother, and reached the peak of his life. But now, watching his father play terribly, Xiang Shuai forgot all about being a middle schooler in this life and gave his "big brother neighbor" an intensive training course. From then on, the two of them began a life of a son teaching his father to play Chinese chess. Meanwhile, poor Xiang Shuai had to relive the miserable life of a middle schooler while dealing with his dad. Schoolwork was exhausting enough, but their class monitor, Wei Mingzhe, was none other than his rival from more than ten years in the future! Who would have thought they would cross paths so soon? They were supposed to meet at a professional tournament, but instead they ran into each other in high school. Mingzhe played well, looked good, and even got better grades than him... Xiang Shuai was extremely annoyed, so he worked hard with his dad day and night. Watching his dad's playing strength improve by leaps and bounds, with his marriage to Xiang Shuai's mom seemingly just around the corner, Xiang Shuai began to feel that something was off. His dad didn't seem to like women very much. Why was Uncle Wei from the Go academy always circling around his dad? Didn't he have a dad of his own? Uncle Wei was Mingzhe's senior fellow disciple? His master had been right. Everyone from the Ming School was so annoying. But none of that mattered once Xiang Shuai discovered that his mom had been pregnant when she married his dad. Back in the present, Xiang Shuai looked at his birth certificate and faced reality: his dad wasn't his dad, and his grandma wasn't his real grandma either. If he hadn't transmigrated to the past and gone out of his way to bring his parents together, they wouldn't have married, and he wouldn't have ended up with this adoptive dad. The little Go champion of Jiangnan hit the biggest bottleneck of his career and nearly gave up Go altogether. Just as Xiang Shuai was giving up on himself, an annoying voice came from the doorway. "Xiang Shuai, come out and play!" Mingzhe banged on the door. Theme: Good and evil are always repaid, and every parting and reunion is written in fate